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Thanks. &nbsp;<br />
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Can the above display a list of samids?<br />
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I am not good at VB. &nbsp;Do you know how to put them together using dsquery &amp;&nbsp;dsget? &nbsp;I tried but not successful.
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Thanks.  

Can the above display a list of samids?

I am not good at VB.  Do you know how to put them together using dsquery & dsget?  I tried but not successful.

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try this;<br />
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dsquery user -disabled -limit 0 | dsget user -samid &gt;&nbsp;c:\disabledusers.txt
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try this;

dsquery user -disabled -limit 0 | dsget user -samid > c:\disabledusers.txt

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For active users only try<br />
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dsquery * -filter &quot;(&amp;(objectCategory=person)<wbr />(objectCla<wbr />ss=user)(!<wbr />userAccoun<wbr />tControl:1<wbr />.2.840.113<wbr />556.1.4.80<wbr />3:=2))&quot; &nbsp;&gt; c:\domainusers.txt<br />
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copy and past this to a notepad first to take out the wraparound
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For active users only try

dsquery * -filter "(&(objectCategory=person)(objectClass=user)(!userAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=2))"  > c:\domainusers.txt

copy and past this to a notepad first to take out the wraparound

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I have a txt file which lists about 300 entries of samids. &nbsp;Is there a way I can display the status of the samid (Active or Disable) and the samid itself?<br />
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We have WIN2003 AD environment.<br />
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Many Thanks. 
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I have a txt file which lists about 300 entries of samids.  Is there a way I can display the status of the samid (Active or Disable) and the samid itself?

We have WIN2003 AD environment.

Many Thanks. 

query Windows 2003 account status

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